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Del Rio better get his resume in orderJimmy G > Derek Carr???
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Marquise Goodwin is his #1 receiver. Not much to work there indeedIn theory but he doesn't have s lot to work with over there
In theory but he doesn't have s lot to work with over there
In the games he has played SF has scored 15 point and right now they have 16. You would think good QB play would bump them up 4-5 PPG.
We legitimately traded a top 10 QB but had no choice obviously. Rest of the NFC sleeping at the trade deadline.
I am no expert on any of that but this essentially means just one more redzone trip turning into a TD instead of a FG. That doesnt sound like much. Intuitively I would say it should be at least double of that if you upgrade the QB substantially.
We legitimately traded a top 10 QB but had no choice obviously. Rest of the NFC sleeping at the trade deadline.
Well depends. Keep in mind that the top offenses score about 30PPG... the worst score about 16PPG
So there is a 14 point difference from best to worst (or 2 TDs about) in most years.
The worst offenses have trash QBs (pretty much JAGs) bad weapons and bad OL play.
The best offenses tend to have good QB play, good OLs and good weapons.
Lets assume a good QB like Brady/Rodgers is worth 7-8 points above a JAG QB player. That would mean the OL and weapons(the other 10 guys) are only worth 7-8 points above a bottom barrel NFL starting offense
Vegas tends to put Brady at about 7-8 points I think. That is fair I think.
Gronk is one of the highest non QB point increase player BTW.
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